Thanks for the great posts mate. From the recent quarterly Mike...

Thanks for the great posts mate. From the recent quarterly Mike did mention delays from the lab for good reason. Probably the same problem with the next batch I'd say.

Nagambie Resources’ Executive Chairman, Mike Trumbull, commented: “We have been anticipating some impressive assays from the NAD009-011 intersections of the C1/C2 antimony-gold vein system. It is bittersweet therefore that the results have been delayed because some of the antimony numbers are extremely high in terms of what the exploration laboratory is accustomed to. The highest antimony assay in the NAD008 intersection was 16.9% Sb, so the awaited assays could be considerably higher than that. The highest antimony assay in the 2006 NRP02 intersection of 60.2% Sb came from a different laboratory that no longer operates.